smbu2000 said:
Actually we will know, but it probably won't be until sometime after the end of the year. Famitsu/Media Create posts their top 1000 list of the year at that time. Ni no Kuni also released during the Holidays (Nov.) The PS3 version was also heavily discounted, I saw it in the 3,000-4,000 yen range. Considering that it's MSRP was over 8,800 yen that's quite a discount shortly after release. The Ni no Kuni special edition PS3 is also still available for cheap. I just saw it the other day for 25,000 yen. That includes the custom gold slim PS3 (160gb) as well as the game. A standard 160gb PS3 (with no game) also sells for 25,000 yen. http://www.jp.playstation.com/ps3/hardware/cejh10019.html http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/02/sonys-golden-ninokuni-magical-edition-playstation-3-heads-for/ |
Oh I forgot that the top 1000 showed sales. I thought it was just ranking. Well that's cool!
It's undeniable Ni No Kuni PS3 didn't do so well but that MSRP of 8,800 yen was grossly exaggerated and 3,000-4,000 yen is still pretty pricy. Most games have a much higher MSRP than what they sell for even day one. Some examples of games to come are Tales of Xillia 2 or Resident Evil 6.
I mean didn't FFXIII-2 fall to like 1,000-2,000 yen shortly after release? Now that's a huge drop.













is there something Ive missed?